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USS Abraham Lincoln crew pushed to breaking point after 9 months at sea: Sailors try to jump overboard
Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao has told anxious relatives that USS Theodore Roosevelt will eventually take over from the Lincoln, though officials still cannot publicly say when the exhausted, under-supplied crew will finally head home
New e-Special Civil Registry lets Greeks abroad file life events online
Citizens and authorised lawyers can now apply online via taxisnet to register overseas births, marriages and deaths, sending certified documents by courier or in person as Greece modernises its outdated 1976 registry law for citizens
From ‘shadow fleet’ to ship seizures: where does Russia’s new threat lead for Greece
Vladimir Putin has threatened retaliation against European vessels if Russian ships are targeted, as Pacific Fleet commander Viktor Liina says his forces stand ready to inspect and hold foreign shipping, raising risk for Greek owners
Donousa: The Small Cyclades at Their Wildest
Our guide to Donousa’s clear-water beaches, marked trails, family tavernas and authentic stays on the edge of the Cyclades
Teenager death in Kimolos: Bathroom was outside main house, says mayor – the moment he grabbed the “showerhead”he was gone
A post-mortem is being carried out in Piraeus today as investigators examine whether the Kimolos home lacked a residual current device, and a probe on a its decades-old electrical wiring amid a police inquiry
New Euro banknotes: Maria Callas and Evros river represent Greece (see photos of all notes)
The European Central Bank has unveiled 10 shortlisted designs for the euro's first full redesign since 2002, built around European Culture and Rivers and Birds themes, with public voting now open until 21 September 2026
Lycabettus Hill to close from midnight as Attica’s fire risk rises
Strong winds have pushed Attica's wildfire risk to category 5, prompting Athens to close Lykavittos and Finopoulos hills, deploy thermal drone patrols, and urge residents citywide to avoid any outdoor work that could spark flames
Mount Olympus now in the same monument category as the Grand Canyon and the Great Wall of China: The 12 ‘secrets’ that put it on UNESCO’s list
Mount Olympus joins the same monument category as the Grand Canyon and the Great Wall of China: the 12 secrets that got it onto the UNESCO list
The moment a €50 million yacht strikes the walls of the Corinth Canal (video)
The 56-meter-long BLUE II is seen in the footage struggling to pass through the narrow canal and striking the embankments
